docs: Adds Release Pipelines documentation#5712
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From a technical perspective, the documentation looks excellent: it tells how to operate. However, I fail to understand the value of the product after reading.
Questions I don't see clear answers for:
- What kind of role is this product suited for? i.e. who is this documentation for in the use case definition?
- In my product release management, how is automating feature flag changes useful? Why would I go and switch from my usual/comfortable routine of managing and observing releases and user feedback?
- Does it allow me to gradually increase my audience for a new feature?
- What happens if an automated feature flag change unintentionally degrades user experience in my product?
From a general user perspective, this page looks like one of those features I will probably never need. So maybe if we enhance it with real-world examples, including screenshots/diagrams that help sell the product, we could make it easier for people to understand the value of this and adhere faster.
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Text and examples are much better, thank you!
Minor comments to resolve.
For later: once the UX stabilizes, let's coordinate refreshing screenshots.
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| Release Pipelines act as your intelligent release assistant, automating your entire feature flag deployment process. Define stages that your flags progress through automatically, with triggers and actions that control rollouts to selected environments and audiences. Release Pipelines can automatically generate change requests when promoting flags to production, eliminating manual effort and streamlining your deployment workflow. |
Co-authored-by: Evandro Myller <[email protected]>
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